In a Citizen TV interview published on 19 September 2015, a man said a urine test cost him a military job. The archive item is a short video post built around that claim, with no extended written report attached.
The embedded clip, titled “Urine Cost Me A Military Job”, appears to feature Citizen TV’s coverage and links back to the original YouTube source. Beyond the allegation in the title and the video itself, the archive page does not provide further details about the person involved, the military unit, or any response from the institution.
Citizen TV is described on the page as Kenya’s leading television station, with an audience reach of over 60% and more than 12 years of existence at the time of publication.